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Osram 69182 103W Specialty/Stage Studio (HBO 103 With 2)
Osram 69217 100W Specialty/Stage Studio (HBO 100 With 2)
Osram 54322 150W Lamp (64292 XIR 150W)
Bulbrite KX40FR/MC Kx-2000 T3 Double Contact Bayonet Mini Can 2700K (473141)
Bulbrite JC50XE/24 X2000 2800K (JC50XE/24)
Bulbrite LED4GY8/30K/120/D 4.5W LED GY8 3000K 120V Dimmable (770576)
Bulbrite LED1/FEST/30K/12/2 0.8W LED Festoon 3000K 12V Clear (770611)
The 3156 lamp is a 12.8V single-filament plastic-wedge bulb in S8 shape, rated at 26.88 watts — the brighter counterpart to the 3155, used in autom...
View full detailsA 24-volt miniature indicator lamp sized for the standard Miniature Bayonet socket used across industrial control panels, transit equipment, and lo...
View full detailsA 28-volt sub-miniature indicator lamp with the T1.75 tubular shape and Midget Screw (E5.5) base used in tightly-packed control panels and instrume...
View full detailsA 6.3-volt sub-miniature indicator lamp with a 50,000-hour rated life and the Midget Flange (SX6s) base used on soldered and wired-in signal circui...
View full detailsTrade number 52 is a tiny 1.44-watt G3.5 miniature that twists into an E10 midget screw base on 14.4 volts. A clear glass finish and CC-2V filament...
View full detailsA 6.3-volt E10 miniature screw lamp in T3.25 shape — the classic hobby, model, and low-voltage panel bulb. Screws into any standard miniature Ediso...
View full detailsThis carded 2-pack of low-voltage RP11 miniature bulbs handles 6.2-volt signal and indicator applications. The bayonet single contact base twists i...
View full detailsA 28-volt sub-mini wedge in T1.75 shape, tuned for aircraft instrument panels, industrial control cabinets, and specialty vehicle dashboards that r...
View full detailsFeit Electric LED T7 Tubular Appliance Clear Intermediate Base Bulb 3000K (BPT7N/SU/LED )
This 5-watt xenon T3-1/4 festoon lamp bridges between spring contacts on 24-volt circuits, delivering 50 lumens through clear glass. Universal oper...
View full detailsThis 5-watt xenon T3-1/4 festoon lamp bridges between spring contacts on 12-volt circuits, delivering 50 lumens through clear glass. Universal oper...
View full detailsThis 10-watt xenon T3-1/4 festoon lamp bridges between spring contacts on 12-volt circuits, delivering 120 lumens through clear glass. Universal op...
View full detailsBuilt for fixtures that use a double-contact bayonet (BA15d) socket, this 15-watt T7 tubular bulb slides in with a twist-and-lock action instead of...
View full detailsFor chandeliers, wall sconces, and decorative pendants with G9 sockets, this 50-watt double-loop halogen puts out 750 lumens of warm 2900K light. C...
View full detailsFor chandeliers, wall sconces, and decorative pendants with G9 sockets, this 75-watt double-loop halogen puts out 1,250 lumens of warm 2900K light....
View full detailsThis bi-pin G8 halogen capsule runs on line voltage — no transformer required — for small decorative fixtures, undercabinet lights, and pendants th...
View full detailsHigher-output GY6.35 bi-pin T4 halogen delivering 1,700 lumens through the same compact two-pin base as the 35-watt version. Sized for pendant ligh...
View full detailsMini Light Bulbs and Sign Light Bulbs
Lighting Supply has over a thousand varieties of mini light bulbs and sign light bulbs for virtually every application imaginable!
Easily search for the specifications you’re looking for using the convenient filters on the left side of the page, and we’ll show you everything we have available. Perhaps you’re not entirely sure what you need? No problem! Read on to learn basic information about miniature light bulbs, including their four main categories T-shape, S-shape, RP/R-shape and JC Shape. Let’s take a look at the fundamentals that will help you decide which mini light bulb types will work best for you.
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Mini Bulbs and Sign Bulbs: The Basics
These small light bulbs come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, colors, technologies and more. They are used for everything from emergency exit signs and stairway signs to automotive lighting, household appliance lighting, flashlights and other gadgets.
Many vehicles, flashlights, specialty lighting fixtures, scientific equipment and commercial signage use miniature light bulbs not easily found at your local shop. Their obscure applications make them one of the most difficult light bulb types to shop for.
From decorative lighting to landscape lighting, various appliance lighting, interior and exterior automotive lighting applications, and an incredible variety of commercial signage lighting, these small light bulbs are as diverse as their applications. And they come in a wide variety of technologies to accommodate these many applications, including LED, halogen, incandescent, xenon, krypton, HID and even compact fluorescent.
From frosted bulbs in a wide range of colors to small light bulbs with faceted plastic lenses, our mini light bulbs category offers some of the most intriguing, hard-to-find specialty light bulbs available.
Remember, if our comprehensive filtering options don’t reveal the bulb you need, you can contact us here and we’ll be happy to help you track down exactly what you’re after.
Now, let’s take a look at the three main categories of mini light bulbs: the T-shape, S-shape and RP/R-shape.
T-Shape Mini Light Bulbs
The most common category of mini bulbs, the T-shape light bulb is a logical design, allowing for use in tight, compact spaces. Many applications don’t allow for a wider, rounder light bulb, which makes the T-shape ideal for many fixtures, gadgets and appliances.
Many T-shape mini bulbs offer the bayonet base, a type of fitting used throughout the United Kingdom and other countries that were once part of the British Empire. Additionally, you’ll find that the bi-pin base is a popular design as well. Bi-pins are denoted by the letter G, followed by a number indicating the distance between the two pins in millimeters. For example, a G4 bi-pin is a mini bulb whose pins are four millimeters apart from center of pin to center of pin. Lastly, some T-shape mini light bulbs employ a wedge base, a popular base for automotive applications and low voltage lighting.
S-Shape Mini Light Bulbs and Sign Light Bulbs
The S-shape mini bulb has a wide range of vehicular applications, from automotive lighting to aircraft lighting. They’re also used in precision scientific lighting and medical lighting equipment, as well as a wide range of commercial signage.
Available in LED, compact fluorescent, halogen and incandescent, these bulbs are used in vehicle turn signals, dashboards, interior dome lights and license plate lights. Other styles of S-shape bulbs come in a wide variety of colors for use in commercial signage, including bright, long-lasting ceramic LEDs.
S-shape bulbs come in a variety of bases, including the bayonet base, the candelabra base for vehicle indicators and decorative lighting, the wedge base for appliances, the double contact prefocus base for projectors, and the standard Edison screw base for a variety of applications.
RP/R-Shape Mini Light Bulbs
Reflector Parabolic and Reflector mini light bulbs are commonly used in elevator lighting, medical instruments and aircraft lighting applications. The light bulbs typically have a bayonet base; single contact or double contact. They are often abbreviated to BA with a number following to indicate the diameter of the base.
JC-Shape Mini Light Bulbs
JC-shape bulbs are found in desk lamps, puck lighting underneath kitchen cabinets and accent lighting throughout the home. These tiny, capsule-shaped halogen bulbs emit bright, clean light in a small area, creating concentrated pools of light perfect for prepping food and highlighting décor.
Available with a G4 base or a GY6.35 base, these numbers indicate the distance in millimeters between the base’s two pins. Bulbs with these base types use low-voltage (12V or 24V) or line voltage (120V). JC-shape bulbs are also available with a G8 base – which are always line voltage (120V). It’s important to be aware of which type of voltage your current lamp is using. Also, be sure to handle these bulbs with latex gloves or similar protection, as bare skin can damage them, shortening their life span.
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